Sentence examples for deeper training from inspiring English sources

Through the scheme, champions are given deeper training in sustainability, explicit support from senior managers right up to board level, and are encouraged to come up with their own ideas.

But yoga's exploding popularity — the number of Americans doing yoga has risen from about 4 million in 2001 to what some estimate to be as many as 20 million in 2011 — means that there is now an abundance of studios where many teachers lack the deeper training necessary to recognize when students are headed toward injury.

He also has a deep training in and love for the art, craft and history of ceramics that, over the last two decades or so, has been overtaken by the ambition to be an installation artist.

Nahla Mattar, the director of Cairo's Umm Kulthum museum, said she was impressed by Grout's dedication, but argued the singer still needed "a lot of deep training in Quranic recitation.

Finally, we connected them by the NNs for deep training.

Instagram would have to develop an extraordinarily nuanced rubric for deciding what's allowed, and do deep training of moderators to make sure they don't miss anything.

The best programs combine deep training in core subjects such as computer security, network protocols, or cryptography with significant hands-on experience.

Instead of using traditional FV, an end-to-end deep training strategy is developed to fine-tune the GMM parameters to boost evaluation performance.

This first step, does not by any means, constitute a true evolutionary thinking, i.e. a "population thinking", that in order to be reached it needs true, in deep training.

"Not enough research has been done to know if it wears off when you're not diving," says Farrell. "But I know people who do a lot of deep training - as Sulbin does - whose blood is like that of people living at high altitude".

Srotriyam (knower of the sruti) is the requirement of deep training in the authoritative canons of the tradition, as well as in traditional principles of reading and exegesis.